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GB | Wireless Weather Station
Weather Station – Icons and Buttons:
1 – snooze/light button; 2 – sensor no. 1/2/3; 3 – data from outdoor sensor; 4 – cycling through data
from connected sensors; 5 – outdoor temperature trend; 6 – outdoor humidity trend; 7 – weather
forecast; 8 – moon phase; 9 – pressure history; 10 – pressure value; 11 – pressure trend; 12 – indoor
temperature alert; 13 – indoor temperature; 14 – indoor temperature trend; 15 – station batteries low;
16 – indoor humidity trend; 17 – indoor humidity; 18 – date; 19 – day of the week; 20 – UP button –
step forward in settings, memory of max/min temperature and humidity; 21 – DOWN button – step
back in settings; 22 – CHANNEL button – searching for sensor signal/switching through information
from connected sensors; 23 – DCF signal reception, daylight savings time (DST); 24 – ALARM button –
alarm activation/deactivation; 25 – SET button – °C/°F unit of temperature setting, function settings;
26 – MODE button – display mode switching; 27 – time; 28 – alarm no. 1/no. 2; 29 – outdoor hu-
midity; 30 – signal reception from sensor; 31 – outdoor temperature alert; 32 – sensor batteries
low; 33 – outdoor temperature; 34 – power adapter socket; 35 – battery compartment; 36 – stand;
37 – alarm speaker; 38 – holes for hanging on a wall
Sensor Description
39 – opening for hanging on a wall; 40 – stand; 41 – TX button; 42 – switching sensor channel no.
1/2/3; 43 – battery compartment
Technical specications:
clock controlled by DCF77 radio signal
time format: 12/24 h
indoor temperature: -10°C to +50°C, 0.1°C resolution
outdoor temperature: -50°C to +70°C, increments of 0.1°C
temperature measurement accuracy: ±1°C for 20°C to +24°C range, ±2°C for 0°C to +20°C and
24°C to +40°C range, ±3°C for -20°C to 0°C and 40°C to +50°C range, ±4°C for other ranges
indoor and outdoor humidity: 1–99 % RH, 1 % resolution
humidity measurement accuracy: 5 %
displayed units of temperature: °C/°F
barometric pressure measurement range: 800 hPa to 1,100 hPa
unit of pressure: hPa/inHg
radio signal range: up to 100 m in open area
number of sensors which can be connected: max. 3
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wireless sensor: transmission frequency 433 MHz, 10 mW e.r.p. max.
station power supply: 3× 1.5 V AAA batteries (not included)
adapter AC 230 V/DC 5 V, 300 mA (included)
sensor power supply: 2× 1.5 V AAA (not included)
station dimensions and weight: 17 × 192 × 127 mm, 364 g
sensor dimensions and weight: 15 × 62 × 100 mm, 54 g
Getting Started
1. Connect the adapter to the station, then insert batteries rst into the weather station (3× 1.5 V
AAA), then into the wireless sensor (2× 1.5 V AAA). The battery compartment of the sensor is
protected by screws; use a suitable screwdriver.
2. When inserting the batteries make sure the polarity is correct to avoid damaging the weather
station or sensor. Only use alkaline batteries of the same type; do not use rechargeable batteries.
3. Place the two units next to each other. The weather station will automatically detect the sensor
signal within 3 minutes. If signal from the sensor is not detected, long-press the button on
the weather station to repeat the search.
4. We recommend placing the sensor on the north side of the house. The range of the sensor may
decrease substantially in areas with large number of obstacles.
5. The sensor is resistant to dripping water; however, it should not be exposed to sustained rain.
6. Do not place the sensor onto metal objects as this will reduce its transmission range.
7. If the low battery icon is displayed, replace batteries in the sensor or weather station.
Switching Channel and Connecting Additional Sensors
1. Choose the desired channel 1, 2, or 3 for the sensor by repeatedly pressing the button. Then,
long-press the button; the icon will start ashing.
2. Unscrew the cover from the battery compartment on the rear of the sensor and set the sensor
switch to the desired sensor channel number (1, 2, 3), then insert batteries (2× 1.5 V AAA). Data
from the sensor will be loaded within 3 minutes.
3. If sensor signal is not found, remove the batteries and proceed again in accordance with steps
1 and 2 or press the TX button.
Displaying Data from Multiple Sensors, Automatic Cycling through Values from
Connected Sensors
Press the button repeatedly to display data from all connected sensors on the weather station,
one by one.
You can also activate cycling through data from all connected sensors:
1. turning on cycling
Repeatedly press the button until the display shows the icon.
Data from all 3 sensors will be shown automatically and repeatedly one after another.
2. turning o cycling
Repeatedly press the button until the icon disappears.
Radio Controlled Clock (DCF77)
The wireless sensor will automatically start searching for DCF77 (hereinafter referred to as DCF)
signal for 5 minutes after pairing with the weather station; the icon is ashing. (The DCF sensor
is located in the sensor).
Signal detected – the icon stops ashing and displays the current time with the DCF icon .
Signal not detected – DCF icon will not be displayed. DCF signal will be synchronised daily between
2:00 and 3:00 am.
Note: If the weather station detects DCF signal but the current time on the display is incorrect (e.g.
shifted ±1 hour), you must always set the correct time zone for the country where you are using the
station, see Manual Settings.
In standard conditions (at safe distance from sources of interference, such as TV sets or computer
monitors), the reception of time signal takes several minutes. If the weather station does not detect
the signal, follow these steps:
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1. Move the weather station to another location and try to detect DCF signal again.
2. Check the distance of the clock from the sources of interference (computer monitors or television
sets). It should be at least 1.5 to 2 m during the reception of signal.
3. When receiving DCF signal, do not place the weather station near metal doors, window frames
and other metal structures or objects (washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, etc.).
4. In reinforced concrete structures (cellars, high-rise buildings, etc.), DCF signal reception is
weaker, depending on the conditions. In extreme cases, place the weather station close to a
window toward the transmitter.
Reception of the DCF 77 radio signal is aected by the following factors:
• thick walls and insulation, basements and cellars,
• inadequate local geographical conditions (these are dicult to assess in advance),
• atmospheric disturbances, thunderstorms, electrical appliances with no interference elimination,
television sets and computers, located near the DCF receiver.
Manual Settings
All changes in values are made using buttons and .
After setting the desired value and not pressing any other buttons, the set values will automatically
save and the display will switch to the main screen.
Setting Time, Date and Time Zone
1. Short-press the button
2. Press the button for 3 seconds and use the and buttons to set the following values:
time zone, calendar language (ENG, GER, FRE, ITA, DUT, SPA, DAN), year, date format, month,
day, 12/24 h time format, hour, minute, second.
3. Conrm the set value by pressing the button; holding the arrow keys speeds up settings.
Alarm Settings
2 alarms can be set on the weather station.
1. Short-press the button twice
2. Press the button for 3 seconds and use the arrows to set the alarm hour and minute.
3. Conrm the set value by pressing ; holding the arrow keys speeds up settings.
Alarm Activation/Deactivation/Snooze
Repeatedly pressing the button activates alarm 1 (AL1); alarm 2 (AL2); or both alarms at the same
time (AL1, AL2); or deactivates the alarms.
You can postpone (snooze) the alarm by 5 minutes by pressing the button. After pressing, the
icons will start ashing.
Turn o the alarm by pressing . After pressing, the icons will stop ashing
and only will remain on the screen. The alarm will activate again the next day.
Setting Altitude and Atmospheric Pressure
The station shows atmospheric pressure in hPa or inHg and keeps a history of pressure readings
for the last 12 hours.
To achieve more accurate calculation of pressure values, it is advised to manually set the altitude
for the place where the weather station is being used.
1. Short-press the button three times
2. Press the button for 3 seconds and use the arrows to set altitude between -90 m to +1,990 m
(10 m increments).
3. Pressing the button switches between M/hpa and Ft/inHg units.
4. Short-press the button to quit settings.
Setting Temperature Limits for Maximum and Minimum Temperature
Temperature limits can be set independently for up to 3 outdoor temperature sensors.
When minimum or maximum temperature limit is activated, the (min) or (max) icon will
appear on the screen and disappear after deactivation.
